Hotel of Mum and Dad - Season 1

We meet childhood sweethearts Sam and Lara from London, and young family-of-three Jack, Jaseleigh and baby Kaydee in Wales.

Sam and Lara have been together for five years and live with Sam's nan Jean in a swanky house in Islington. Sam, a model, lives rent- and care-free and has been known to blow a week's wages on one night out. Lara's not much better, with her expensive collection of handbags and shoes. Living at home might help the bank balance, but not the sex life - there's no lock on the bedroom door and Jean isn't one to knock, so a handy dumbbell proves the only thing keeping the couple's life private.

As Sam and Lara move into their own place, can they rein in their expensive taste and forego pricey nights out? Who takes responsibility for the diminishing budget? A couple used to the finer things, will it be just one long party or an emotional nightmare? And when push comes to shove, will they head back to the penthouse at nan's or embrace their new responsibility and interruption-free life?

Across the country, Jack and Jaseleigh live in South Wales with Jaseleigh's doting parents John and Julie. With a small baby, Jack and Jaseleigh live a cosy life, not lifting a finger at home. Jaseleigh is her daddy's princess and Jack doesn't just live with his father-in-law, he works for him as well. Now Jack wants to be king of his own home and prove he can provide for his family.

Moving the young family out for a week is a long time when you're barely house-trained and strangers to a shopping list. Will fake tan remain a priority and pies become a staple food, and how will the pair cope when suddenly hit with a blow to their finances? Will Jack and Jase relish their new found freedom or will it be straight back to the Hotel of Mum and Dad?

We meet long-term lovers Christy and Barry who have been together for five years, and party boys Andrew and Jordan.

Fun-loving Christy lives life to the full and is saving for a boob job while 'boring' Barry has already saved his share of a house deposit. They're currently living with Barry's dad and his girlfriend in Stevenage. Both agree it's time to grow up and move out, but there's one thing that the couple are at loggerheads on - money.

When Christy and Barry move into their own place, how will bossy princess Christy cope when she's not used to lifting a finger herself? Why do it yourself when you've got other people to do it for you? How will Barry cope with being bossed around? And with Christy being surprised at being expected to pay for water, will Barry be able to get her to rein her spending in and will she put independent living with Barry before her much-wanted boob job?

In the Scottish Borders are Andrew and Jordan, who have been together for a year. They live in a crowded house with Andrew's parents and siblings. Andrew is desperate to move into their own place, but Jordan thinks paying out all that money on rent will ruin their social life.

With a drinks bill between them of around £800 per month and only £80 per month going out on rent, can Andrew really persuade Jordan they can have both a swanky party pad and a social life? And will Andrew's dad turn their bedroom into a home gym when they're gone?

We meet odd couple Jack and Olivia from Norwich and sci-fi fanatics Ellie Rose and Mitch.

Funny man Jack is refusing to grow up. He doesn't see why he should have to move out of his girlfriend's home when he has all the benefits of being looked after by a mum without any of the nagging. His girlfriend Olivia describes their relationship as more 'parent and child' than boyfriend and girlfriend, but despite this she is still desperate to move out of home and go it alone with her very own Peter Pan.

But as they move into their own place, could the strain of Olivia having to become mum to her man become too much? And will her mum get used to having her own space and not want them back at all? Will Jack want to run back to being cosseted or will he pull his finger out and fulfil his dream of being a stand-up comedian? Can this experience turn a Peter Pan boy into a man?

And there's another one in Norwich who is refusing to grow up. Mummy's boy Mitch is used to his mum waiting on him hand and foot and it's driving his girlfriend Ellie mad. She's desperate for Mitch to cut the apron strings and get a place of their own. But there's one problem - his mum just doesn't want to let him go.

Can Ellie finally persuade Mitch to get a job and start earning so they can stand on their own two feet and get their own place? Or will this mummy's boy be running home at the end of the week?

We meet Essex couple Liam and Leah, who have been dating for five years, and Sami and Rochelle, a teenage couple from Bristol.

It was virtual love at first sight for Liam and Leah when they met online. Within a year, Manchester lass Leah had left her family and friends and moved 200 miles to live with Liam and his dad Bill. The problem is that the closeness between father and son means that the relationship has three people in it and Leah is getting homesick.

Leah gets Liam to agree to move to Manchester for a trial at living near her family, but with Liam used to ruling the roost at home and liking everything to be done a certain way how will he cope when he's out of his comfort zone? It's going to be make or break for the couple as Leah gets a taste of the life she's been missing for the past five years.

In Bristol, Sami and Rochelle are living in a very crowded house with three generations under one roof. Having Sami's mum next door isn't great for their sex life and after two years of living with the future in-laws Rochelle has had enough and wants her own place. The problem is that mummy's boy Sami is used to being waited on hand and foot at home and is terrified of going it alone.

We meet teenage sweethearts Christie and Isaac and college couple Laura and Lee.

Christie and Isaac live with Christie's dad in Stroud and Isaac is literally eating him out of house and home. The couple have big dreams to move to the city, but don't have the big budget to match. How will they fare when they move into a city pad in Cardiff together? Will the couple escape the country and survive on their own in the big city? And can eating machine Isaac curb his huge appetite and learn to live on the budget for the sake of their ambitions?

Laura and Lee met at university and they have been living the life of riley since Lee snuck in whilst Laura's parents were on holiday. He has been there enjoying the good life ever since and has got used to a certain standard of living at this five-star inclusive. He even has his own lad's pad at his in-laws and a state-of-the-art home gym. Laura has a rigid five-year plan to save for a mortgage and Lee is on too much a good thing to want to give up his cushy lifestyle. So can this couple leave their life of luxury and make it in the real world?

Swansea lad Rob and boyfriend Jon have been together for four years. Jon is desperate for them to get their own space, but mummy's boy Rob adores his loving family and is in no rush to leave. Jon also wants them to buy straight away, but reluctant Rob is digging in his heels. Somehow, Jon's powers of persuasion have worked and Rob has agreed to give independent living a go for a week, but how will this pampered chap cope without his doting mum?

Rennick is another mummy's boy, and he and his girlfriend Jodie are both 18 and from Kent. They have been together for two years after Jodie appeared in one of aspiring rap artist Rennick's videos. It has been love's young dream ever since. However, it's not so dreamlike when it comes to home life - the couple live with Rennick's mum and sister. With his dad not around, Rennick's the man of the house and his mum doesn't want him to move out. But with his little sister having to walk through their room every day to get to her bedroom, Jodie's longing for some privacy.